Relic Hunt a Lidarman game

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50 m

Move your mouse over the map to sweep the detector.

Field notes

Reading the hillshade

Straight lines and square corners are people. Nature doesn't make them.
A rectangle of low ridges is a house foundation. A round pit beside it is the cellar hole.
A long shallow groove is an old wagon road, worn down by wheels and hooves.
A zigzag trench with a mound beside it is a Civil War earthwork.
Round, flat platforms on a hillside are old charcoal hearths.
A long straight ridge across a hollow is a mill dam. The flat ground behind it was the pond.
Flip to Aerial to see what the woods hide from ordinary photos.

Your detector

High beep means silver, like coins, spoons and watches. Copper cents beep high too.
Low beep means gold, but brass buttons and lead bullets beep low too.
Choppy scratch is aluminum: pop cans, pull tabs and foil. Skip it.
Low grunt is iron: mostly nails, bottle caps and wire. But an old cast-iron toy car or cap gun grunts too.

Sweep by moving your mouse across the map (on a phone, drag your finger). When it beeps, move around until it's loudest, then click (or tap) right there to dig. Holes are limited, so don't dig junk.

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